Sentence examples for recently been substantiated from inspiring English sources

The "quenching and partitioning" (Q&P) process has recently been substantiated to be a unique technological route for the production of high strength steels with significant amounts of retained austenite, and thus to provide better combination of strength and ductility.

In addition to its role in oncogenesis, a role for senescence in organismal aging has recently been substantiated; the depletion of senescent cells has been shown to relieve symptoms in mouse models of age-related diseases, suggesting that cellular senescence may be a useful model system for organismal aging (Baker et al., 2011; López-Otín et al., 2013).

This evolving concept has been substantiated recently by clinical studies, including a controlled clinical trial, demonstrating a significant improvement in survival when basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation is provided for several minutes before the initial countershock.

The reported advantages of CPAP in observational studies demonstrating a reduction in chronic lung disease have not been substantiated in recently reported well-designed randomised trials.

The movement gained prominence in the development community after the second world war with WHO declaring health a fundamental human right, but more recently, the case for UHC has been substantiated with the release of a major report on health financing (pdf) in 2010 and a UN resolution in 2012.

Only one has been substantiated.

This claim has not been substantiated.

These allegations have not been substantiated.

But the reports have not been substantiated.

But some aspects of his accusations have been substantiated.

"The charges have not been substantiated," Ms. Boyd said.